If you read one book this year read, Jonathan Haidt’s The Righteous Mind. I hope you read more, but if you don’t read this one. Really, it’s that good. This is the third of three posts on this book ( part one and part two), but we have merely touched on the ideas he covers. This week […]
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Religion and Science, Again
Does it seem to you that in discussions between “science” and “religion” , most often “science” is the one who sets the terms of the discussion? It seems so to me. Not always, but often. We start with science and then see if religion has anything to add. We approach the topic as if science has the more […]